In the Garden with Keith Ramsey is a podcast aimed at helping you grow and maintain a beautiful and healthy garden and landscape.
Each podcast will focus on a new specific topic. Check back every two weeks for the latest episode!
In The Garden
Claim This Podcastby Garden Supply Company
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50 episodes
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Podcast Overview
In the Garden with Keith Ramsey is a podcast aimed at helping you grow and maintain a beautiful and healthy garden and landscape. Each podcast will focus on a new specific topic. Check back every two weeks for the latest episode!
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Publishing Since
9/4/2019
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Recent Episodes
April 18, 2023
Houseplants & Replanting Tips
<ul><li>Shannon joined Garden Supply Company during COVID and takes care of houseplants and tropical plants.</li><li>The houseplant industry exploded during COVID; interest in rare plants has tapered off, but basics and standards remain popular.</li><li>Snake plants, also known as mother-in-law's tongue, are Shannon's favorite due to their hardiness and variety.</li><li>Ideal time to repot houseplants is at the beginning or end of the growing season, not during dormancy in winter.</li><li>Using a nursery pot inside a decorative pot has multiple benefits, including reduced weight and easier monitoring of the plant's health.</li><li>Customers need to learn about their plants' specific needs, as factors like humidity, sunlight, and proximity to air vents affect their growth.</li><li>When repotting, increase pot size by no more than two inches to ensure the roots can colonize the space and prevent stagnant water.</li><li>Overwatering is a common reason for houseplant failure; establish a consistent watering schedule and check moisture levels.</li><li>Use warm water and consider adding soap to help with water absorption and break surface tension.</li><li>For exterior plants, soapy water can help with dry spots in the lawn or soil under hedges.</li><li>Maintain consistent watering and monitor plant needs for healthier houseplants.</li><li>The podcast hosts recommend feeling plants and checking for moisture, not just watering on a schedule.</li><li>Repotting during the growing season is ideal to avoid disrupting growth.</li><li>Experiment with different soil types to accommodate various watering habits and preferences.</li></ul><p><br></p>
April 11, 2023
Seed Starting Masterclass
<ul><li>Keith and Shannon discuss starting seeds for various plants including flowers, trees, and vegetables.</li><li>Seed starting can be challenging; success comes from good direction and proper technique.</li><li>Start with an open flat, plant seeds in rows, and mark each variety.</li><li>Use vermiculite as a top layer for seeds to retain moisture and encourage growth.</li><li>Use LED or fluorescent lights to provide ample light for seedlings and prevent weak stems.</li><li>Transition seedlings to larger containers or the garden once they are a month old and have strong roots.</li><li>Harden off plants by introducing them to outdoor conditions gradually, including wind and temperature changes.</li><li>Some seeds, like beans, corn, peas, and leafy greens, can be directly sown in the garden.</li><li>Use humidity domes or bags to maintain moisture levels for seedlings.</li><li>Starting seeds is a fun and educational activity for kids, encouraging them to eat homegrown produce.</li><li>Potatoes are an easy and rewarding plant to grow, with many varieties available.</li><li>Use a seed starting mix and pre-moisten it before planting seeds to improve success.</li><li>Cool season veggies can be planted twice a year, while warm season veggies go in after April 15th.</li><li>Starting seeds early in containers can lead to earlier harvests for certain plants.</li><li>Encourage everyone to try growing their own veggies and involve kids in the process.</li></ul><p> </p>
April 4, 2023
Services at the Garden Supply Company
<ol><li>Keith and Shannon discuss Garden Supply Company's emphasis on customer service and a variety of services outside the garden center.</li><li>They tier their services according to customers' specific needs, from landscape consultation to DIY advice.</li><li>Garden Supply offers expert plant advice for DIY customers to help them select the best plants for their gardens.</li><li>Professional landscape consultations are available to help customers make informed decisions about their property investments.</li><li>The company offers a one, two tree program for customers who prefer on-site advice for specific areas of their property.</li><li>Garden Supply's delivery fees are reasonable and include a flat fee for truckload deliveries or one or two trees.</li><li>The company employs knowledgeable and experienced gardeners who care for the plants, ensuring customers receive healthy plants.</li><li>Additional services include repotting, insect problem evaluation, bee and pollinator classes, and bonsai consultations.</li><li>Customers can bring in pictures and measurements to get advice from experienced gardeners, especially during slower times to avoid waiting.</li><li>Garden Supply's gardeners have diverse backgrounds, including small business owners and avid gardeners with extensive knowledge and experience.</li></ol><p><br></p>
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